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PAGE TEN THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1940 ON THE A R w AV E S BRIT AIN A VISIT TO SANTA CLAUS A HITCHIKE. | SRL Marches On From ROBERT WILLIAMSON' London Correspondent ON SHORT WAVES SUNDAY 5:30 POL (Passed by Censor) (Daylight Saving Time) CFRB, CKCL, News Flashes BBC London transmissions beam- | CBL. CBY. Caurch of the Air. Ships Huge Flour Mill od fo Catada at 1175 neg. 25 my | WEEN, Pugeant of Ar, to Argentina : 31 m. and 6.11 meg. 49 | 6:30 P.M. In the visible form of plant which 8.58 meg. ? CFRB, How We See has arrived in Argentina for i .ew m. | CBL, CBY, Band Music Period flour mill, Goebbels has received a News, Topical Talks and Com- | WwBEN, WEAF, Met. Opera Audi- | neat retort to his gibe that Britain Ria mentaries at 6:45 pm. 7:00 pm, | tions is a beleaguered island, blockaded vo. hn Y ° : | 9:00 p.m, 9:45 pm,, 11:00 p.m., 12:30 | 5:15 P.M. by sea and air, unable to manufac- uf Goo uy sy du as TRE , iM | el 6 : . Al ary' oreboar ture becaus p tori i Tol Pom Calling ay E40 min, Bit) C31 Leary s Somepare het hres reYnt | [Ciorer oD comer THE 00D SLED wis FASHIONED |["HELLO," saip THE GNOME, | [IM HEADING uP NORTH. pam. Religious Service at 8:15 p.m. | poy Dian: Goro tne The new mill is being put up at | JHE STRANGE oBJECT SPED. OF CLOUDS WHITE AS FOAM, AS HE PULLED UP ABREAST DO You i pis RIDE "Trio at 9:15 pm. Britain Speaks | vicar Golden Hour Cordoba for Messrs, Minetti & Co., | GOSH, " EXCLAIMED JUNEY, AND PERCHED UP RATOF IT WHAT ARE YOU DOING 7? 50 JUNE AND TED THANKED HIM CKCL, Golden Hour "IT LOOKS LIKE A SLED." WAS A KIND-FACED GNOME. TAKING 4 REST ? ] AND CLIMBED UP BESIDE. 9:30 p.m, 12:15 am. i ae of Rosario, Argentina, to succeed YN red at 11:30 p.m. | WaR, Col. Somat one which was completely destroyed TI mi Other feat res 8 als Lah 8:45 CBY. From the Bard Stand by fire early in May. The contract m-- - -- Ea om. 11:15 pm, 12:00 midnight. | : ot Sav l | for replacement was given in the i (VLQ): Beamed to Am- OFRE, ORCL: Swen Service third week of that month to a firm | POLLY AND HER PALS HOT STUFF! ericas from 8:25 am. to 9:00 am. WBEN. WEAF Beat ihe Band of milling engineers in the North of and. 11:00 am. to 12:00 noon, at CBL CBY "Week-end Review ! England. { - = - per -- FD 9.68 meg, 30 m. Also at 2:00 am : " UR:00 PAL Thinking, perhaps, that there ' { NOWES WOT'S os SO JESS STEP to 2:45 am. at 17.80 meg. 16 m. | oo oo Ning might be something in the Goebbels | «at ON 1 RRVINY MYLH ~ 2 > : BEHIND THIS TREE, Madrid (FAQ): Programs ag 2:00 CBL. Jack Benny iv { gibe; the owners stipulated that the | \ Ze KITT HY TS / hel AN' ITLL ST ouT pm. and at 7:00 pm. 30 m. band. : R20 P.M. bulk of the heavy machinery must ; / A SPORTS BLANKET, | £: MY PEN-INIFE_ Moscow: Beamed to Americas at | oy 1 Face the Fac be shipped by the end of August. AME AS THOSE wl | PA / ; AN WE LL SEE 7:00 am. 11:00 am. 5:00 pm. 8:00 (yp \WApe The Coreen T Britain has delivered the goods: af HER CRITTERS Ly | WOT. WE xin pm, 4:00 am. Uses 19 and 25 M. | cpp GKCOL. Musical Class in this.case mostly roller mills for bands. 9:00 P.M | breaking down the wheat berry ana -- | CFRB, Highway Melody for reducing the stock to flour. They SUNDAY RADIO PROGRAMS | CBL, WBEN, Charlie McCarthy. hate had to work considerable over- | 1:30 P.M. | CKCL, Mission of the Air time to bring about what in peace ; > | WGR. Helen Baves Theatre time would have been an achieve- CBL, Ernest Seitz | 9:30 P.M. men In the midst of Britain's 2:00 P.M. | CFRB, Silver Theatre str 1 armament drive their CBL, Old Country Mail. | CKCL, The Back Home Hour. vork is a triumph. 2:30 P.M. 10:00 P.M, ' the amount of machin- CBL, Biblical Drama. CFRB, Quiet Sanctuary ery involved is 1750 shipping tons of 5:15 P.M. 11:00 P.M, 40 cubic feet and the firm's head CECL, Sunday Serenade > B, Jubilee Singers | erector has gone out to Cordoba 'w - begin at once the actual building of the mill. 7 3 { The new mill will have an hourly SCOTT'S SCRAP BOOK By R. J, SCOTT capacity of 50 sacks of flour, of 280 Ye 4 oA 11 each. It will be running well / ine under twelve months from the date i which the original plant' was red down. AT BOSTAM., Ride 3 f : "PERSIA. I~ i Britain Selling Carpets 3.0 . dey i ll j 4 , from Iceland to Peru WHEN ae "3 v A ritish carpet manufacturers re- PusHeDp i i § 22 por easing wartime export ne million blankets for In one week a received orders m Faroe Islands, T 1 and Iceland: it h: e carpets to the En } INTHE UNITED STATES SIX mon 1s ! YS TREASURY STREET; previous t » months, and for the : By Robert Storm ST. AUGUSTINE, FLORIDA | t fifty years has been sending i AE ee - f PIE ~-- "TEN FEET FROM | t lia without a break STOP HEREIZ WALK BY: MY SDE ja, SA Y NOW THEN Five miNnuTES LATER, THE ESPIONAGE AGENT CURB To CURB To-day ¢ carpet manufac- INTO THAT MOL vou HINK SOUR - MOVES FREELY DOWM A MAIN THOROUGHFARE... : § ! turers are carrying large stocks in OPEN YOUR MOUTH ILL FUT A CL WiLL AIT 5 THANKS! - - \ i | 2 Shaiainlaty A-- ARISTOTLE, h " ia PEARLS | Australia to meet the big demand SLU@ BETWEEN YOUR KIBS! : EP A os AME MOST RENOWNED a ; WHAT (AYES Luger? there. _ 3 . K Sd y thd - ON SCHEDULE Gr A PAY } s imports are limited aR | H Nv ( . I il 3 ee ( TO THE MINUTE! 4 12 Re YS \ { : k i Z a NOW To PicK UP oF GREEK PHILOSOPAERS, HE PID NOT UNDERSTAND ¢ BEES = HE BELIEVED 30 » WAT MONEY "1S DISTILLED FROM STARS AND RAINBOWS" re NOW ma the Canadian r colours are fawn FTHE OLD HOME TOWN . Ee proportion t YOu SEE, MRS, BLOOTCHER-|M) ; | a . ven lb ( NOT TAKING ANY CHANCES hie Db ret reste ch EF \ on Your SLICK FLOORS . ? buyer, and « t 'market 1 : WHILE 1M WORKING Here : ¢ 1s nc 1g carried out to ascer- Ste In mate- Il ¥ rial and colour Britain Sends £1,250,000 Worth Overseas SECRET AGENT X9 The blitzkrieg 'which did not occur i, not held up the makers of Brit- ndies from sending no less CAY, 230,000 worth . year of RACING 10 THE MIDTON CLUB FOR WoM { 3 v ns peeps g ] yar Wm E TERING A SA GUESSING FORA WE'VE GOT DRIVE TO YEAH -- EN SPY!... GOING TO ANOTHER PAIR WHEREVER : SURE , MISTER... SHE TOLD RIGHT AWAY/ X-9 GEES LUCIL 0 zandy laste shows (Not wiHour gh) MEET JASPER VONN, LIKE THIS iifference between Britain \ ME SISTER! ) » RESERVED You To GO. Dominions In England, \_--' : eg FOR VONN. fe speak, with their ng is based on the 1 he brightest colour- ed candies ara the most popular. The colour determines the prefer- ence. he Dominions it is otherwise: candy lovers choose by i ' 3 i tase. NCH® STILSON | THAT ; ER - YY" = Their own makers account for a HANDY MAN AGA . ltt good deal of the candy eaten, but, even so, there is a steady demand ial a pm: for candies imported from Great DAILY CROSSWORD ONE PTR | sin ¥ ; Salo With their fastidiousness for flav- | ACRose Z Commands 26. Performer NE TIE ours Dominions candy lovers like| -- -- - ove . Charles +27. Cubic meter ABE EA Jl] | attractive boxes, so British makers po z swittly Lamb's 29. Tavern | HAIL LT are putting up candies for Domin- MUGGS & SKEETER City in pen-name 31. Shake EEN APS. Duikng up : New York 9 Tamsto 35. Pooch I AWE ion export in packs of considerable | . Weight the off side 36. Having eves [2A 3 artistic merit. As much as £60 is SRN YI allowance 10. Excessof 39. Letter C GO HEIR ESA LH] | paid for a single design and many : Fis COLATE # : | : . Seethed chances 41 Ancient alles in of these boxes are kept by their pur- yr. Pur. WELL) WIHAT RE bt ITs A . Ova 16. A metal country TR a CE chasers. 30Z2Z - PST = ( Win WATINy Note I" FRoM .. German 17. Sweet 42. Covered withEl=T/1 OIND In the Dominions candies export- | BUZZ - al ong %20 polar Yoariron SEE CRRIED ed from Great Britain have an ap- ea wee ; alin 43. Networks i 730 as ATiEn heir * IShriass" Yor ane pean R Yesterday's Answer peal because of their "Englishness woman 2). Above 45. Prong 49, Whirlpool There are no fudges or innovations | . Marine 2%. A stream 47 Cook in 7. All correct es: entially American, but familiar | mammals 23. Entire an oven 54. New York | fork-dipped, practically hand-made, . Part of 25. A category 48. Willing (abbr.) varieties of old favourites such as 'to be" 5 butter drops, barley sugar and the | is name like are preferred, | . Fue if SHR . Bl en ; Blagk an Alta. Wheat King . Oust die = & : v | . : LS 2 Baking Now. R.C.E. Sapper i? = Se Set i Sr ; 7 =" T chamber | LE pnt -- ih : = 2 Pn Pcs BT HERD . Pok | | er stake Ottawa, Nov. 28--Herman Trelle, | . Flowerless . plants former wheat king from Wembley, | ge gs . Mistake Alta, now a sapper in the Royal MUGGS AND SKEETER . By Wally Bishop . Attempt Canadian Engineers, is in Ottawa ik . Frost, > reek ~~ ave NT eae - g y He has been here a week. OoH-cH ! where ) "Gate = ) y i... 50. YOURE STARTIN ARENT S60 BEING A LITTLE : es \ SAY IT WITH PoSIES J ECONOMICALF DONT YA THINK | . ~IM A MAN OF Belore But it goes 1» show there is noth- ARE You GOING YY ; ha y : e ; SA bi (ELV) r To \ : ing like the army of anonymity, If wer ACY A eer 2 Se EH? -- You SHOULD TAKE HER MORE. "n A MAINE THAT =E LAW... TAN ONE FLOWER 7 FEW WORDS: . Preposition Trelle hadn't run a temperature and ---- NEW Gil IN THE . A Great Lake 1 gone to hospital with a touch ot FIFTH GRADE Py bronchitis, probably nobody but his | ) Ne \ ' = wf 4 2 . A servant & A candy army pals would have khown Trelle {L . Pieced out was in town. 2 AN . Like a sneak A reporter heard he was in hos- 4 NJ Dare | pital 'and learned from military authorities it was nothing serious DOWN { On the records Trelle appears as 1. Worry | M-49828, and as one of his comrades 2. Enclosure said, he hides his light under a 3. Incite on oushel." Even some men in his com- rn 4. Writing pany didn't know Trelle was the 4 a AR 7 : wy, ell , | AIA ) ; tables man whose wheat had taken the 4 J] fd y v AA ' . ne 7 5. rt ------ h . A a Lil ie path dl - " : P= A Soir Doce 4 Siberian ; vorld championship on more than . er ne occasion at the international . Therclcre oy ) nay and grain show at Chicago.